Anon is worked on a list. Maybe others would like to add to it?
Things we can have:
Banking without central banks or the Federal reserve
Representative government without political parties
Medical care without "licensed professionals"
Work without "employment" (those genderless drones called "employees"!)
Business without "corporations"
Government without "agencies"
Any others?
Idk about what you are saying. As people sow so shall they reap. Sad and tragic example from anon's life. Commuted to, worked in and lived in a beautiful small town for a time. However, local police were set up to fail. Super slow speed limit in town and no enforcement of much of anything right outside. So…people DIED on the highways into town but inside you'd get pulled over, especially if you were local (tourist industry was important). Anon stopped for squirrelly reasons over and over. Six times in 10 months if memory serves. Ashamed to admit how many times anon cussed out the local police (not to their face, only yelled once). Have since been reminded to pray for my enemies and rarely cuss about people anymore and repent when I do.
About a week ago, bad tragedy in that small town officers apparently shot (don't know details) one dead don't know about the other.
My point: Anon believes God gives many opportunities to repent. Those who live by the sword die by it, too, however. When "law enforcement" becomes the oppressor and not the protector anon thinks they lose their real "protection" from God. Not because God ever does evil, but because of the law of sowing and reaping.
>Parties sort of grew out of the Electoral College.
Would this necessarily mean that they are inevitable and/or needed?
>Expose any impoliteness or corruption.
YES.
One of the best things done by anon was to attend local meeting of politician on "opposite" side. Wrote letter as well. On paper via snail mail. That person ended up at anon's door asking for vote before last election and anon reminded person of "medical freedom". Miraculous.
The video you posted was an intro or something? Watched the embedded 3 minute video. Sounded good about the Electoral College but didn't see the connection to parties.